The phone doesn’t ring; you have nowhere to go; and you keep hoping to meet the right one. You know that you are not the

The Golan Heights—The early morning air was crisp with a calming scent, and as the sun settled over the basalt plateaus to the east, the

Now that Lag B’Omer is here, the attention of the New Jersey Jewish music scene turns toward spring and summer concerts. And in the realm

Ah, the mystery of sleep. I remember when I would stay in my college dorm for the weekend; I would go to sleep Friday night

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When I think of the halachic issues of paint, my first thought is leaving one corner of a room unfinished. But given the imperative to

Dr. Gary P. Zola sees an inextricable connection between American Jewish history, American history, and global Jewish history. “The study of the Jewish experience in

The U.S. Constitution confers U.S. citizenship upon persons born within the U.S., but also grants it to specific individuals born outside the U.S. The U.S.

Long flights across many time zones often leave us feeling fatigued, sleepy, irritable and generally out of sorts. And it’s not just because of poor

Just several months since Israel and the European Union officially signed their historic “Open Skies” travel agreement, providing all European and Israeli airlines with equal

Sociology influences medicine more than we like to admit. One only needs to look at the history of psychiatric disorders—a term used broadly here to